DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA The fishing in Door County continues to stay excellent for all species. The salmon are still biting well out of all the ports, from Washington Island south to Kewaunee, with
Lack of rain and HOT weather around southeastern Wisconsin has caused many muskie anglers to subscribe to a self-governed ban on fishing the last couple of weeks. Delayed mortality of these beasts has been the
The next time you feel like whining because the fish aren’t biting, remember that it could always be worse. Last week my husband, Mike, our son, Maddex, and my stepdad, Steve, killed an afternoon by
Maybe we – outdoors writers and media – should take some of the responsibility for there being so much angst swarming around Wisconsin’s deer hunting and managing issues, especially during the last decade. Seems it’s
Final report: Hunter expectations key, but restrict use of goals and SAK
Timber wolf harvest tag applications will go on sale for $10 on Aug. 1, now that the Natural Resources Board has approved a first-year harvest quota of 201 wolves in six zones.
Legislators would have swamped this year’s Apostle Islands October muzzleloader deer hunt, but for some quick thinking and fast work by DNR wildlife officials and National Park Service personnel.
Banquet/Fundraiser Aug. 2: Fox Valley Chapter RMEF Banquet, 5 p.m., The Darboy Club. For more info call Todd Ebert, 920-749-9646. Aug. 7: Fountain City, Arcadia NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Hilltop Bar & Ballroom, Fountain City.
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Windt, of Hurley, investigated several water regulation complaints in Iron County. Several of the complaints will require additional enforcement action. Warden Windt answered several hotline calls regarding fishing violations
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